New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
ER-ULEvEL1NDIS VACATION.
y A TRIP TO THE THOUSAND ISLANDS
ErHu psruDrNr AND HB WIFE GREETED BIZ Tux
rx0p1x AI0Na THE ROUTE


: rrr1cA. July 16-1his morning like all other morn
laas slnes tbs Rrssdsnt entered Central Nev-forl
a his rresent holiday trip, vpsned WITH eceoudu
weather The special train which cor vey the Presi
dental party: 10 the Thousand leland lett Ute. a.
the sr pointed hour. q m. The tram consisted o.
T.g;ns No 40 day ersch and the drawing room csI
CIV of Watertown had been the understanding
between Secretary Fairchid and Colonel Lamont thai
the former and lis wife would be taken on to Trenton
IFalls hat this arrangement was hot carried out
and seerstsr, and Mrs. Fairehd boarded the train In
Utica ths moaning At Holland Patent the train Wal
boarded by Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, Mr.. and
Mrs L. L. Yeamaps, brother-in-lKw and sister of the
President, and Miss Carrie Z. and Miss Mary L. Hast
,nge. President Clsvelsnd's mecca
WATERFOWL. July l6.-1he Presidents party left
Forestport tor the Thousand islands the specisl
train at 9.O5 o'clock. Edward Thorp, tho mail
carrier. brought them over from Forestport in the
most magnificent covered wagon With yellow wheels,
in this part Of the country Ths party con-
listed of President and Mira Cleveland and the Rev
William N. Cleveland and hts wife. At the st alton
Railroad Com missioner Herman and bis wife Joined
the party.
The President had retired Immediately after last
nj. hts reception. and this morning he said he never
felt better. He greatly pleased with his treat
ment BY the rorestport people aud In vsrsstion
on the train said declare, am very much pleased
with these pisse receptions which have bean given ct
Eossstvort Holland Patent and Clinton The people
in the country act very nicely. They are so quiet
oAAS
another for position Then there are just about
enough Of them to make reception pleasant without
being in the least fatguins think country people
especially deserving OF the very kindsst treatment
by you nsws2sper mcn."
The Committee OF Rscsptiou Ut Forestport
posed equally of Republicans and Demosrats.
From Alder Creek railroad station. where the party
took the train to Cape Vincent where they will embark
on the steamboat which they will sail among the
islands IL distance Of ninety miles The train was
scheduled 70 make the distance in two hours 1t
slowed udowA at ROCKVILLE. seven miles from Forest
wife a. they stood the platform OF the draw
At Port Levd0n the train again slo we'd
down and the crowd cheered them. At Glendale
stop' was made for water. AMI the people ON the
stson platform ded forward TO shake hands with
the President Halt dozen children pressed for
ward each OF whom the President shook By the hand
At Lvwve, VI the largest towns IN this section.
slmost all the inhabitants were at the station.
salute was fred and the President epred down to
crowd forward in three minutes time by Postmaster
Bostick. AT Carthage a large crowd was assembled
and the tram again SLOW ed down: The station was
Handsomely draped At 1910 O'clock the psrty
reached WATERFOWL having made the of sixty-six
miles in one hour and forty minutes.
There q crowd OF 500 persons at the station In
this city when the train drew in. and nearly all ex
peeed that short stop would be made. About fifteen
minutes tetore the train arrived, however, Post
master john & Ssreeter received telegram saying
that the train would not stop here because the Pres
dent not well. General Manager Britton. or the
Rome, watertown and Ogdensburs Railroad, arrived
a. DalS OF Hr s.a TSs
were Mr. and Mrs. Britton Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Allen; Mrs 81 Captain
Efasa, and Mrs. Burbank ana Mas Burbaok OF
Osweso The special train from Osv ego was left at
main line Of the Rome. Waterfowl and Ogdensburg
road. aoout mile from the Water,own station.
Manager Brittoa and assistant superintendent Jones
stop was made TIL the junction was reached where
the special car from 0swsso was coupled on The run
Cleveland stood platform OF their and
70 the S a.
3. B. Upham and General Olren drove to the
him n fsy ss o
Mrs Ralph Seymour, formerly Miss Johnson OF this
The President looking particularly we'll to-day.
and Mrs. Cleveland was evidently suffering much from
The peopls her are much disappointed TO think that
the train bear the President run through the city
at all complimentary The employees OF the office of The
Reunion. the only Democratc paper 10 the city, az
pscsrd was placed on the door Of the office bearing the
inscription Gone to the depot 70 see the President
the card read: Gone to the President. to get an Of
iice.- and his own name attached Many people went
mps. e the Presidential party :. iha place ba, ,hsy
lett hsns a. % for Cape She at
the Cape at 10 O'Clock aud found the villagers already
sde 10 nS whsn
over 1000 persons welcomed the Presidential party
f 1ss'dsa and . Mrs. o''sfss ''f ps. d'Sn
mediatsly proceeded to the steamer st.
Lawrcncs, President and Mrs. Cleveland returning
sau,ations the crowd The steamer started amid
cheers she barely touched at CLAYTON and Round L:
land Park At Thousand Island PARK salute fred
At such places President and Mrs Cleveland bowed
their ackuOw Judgments. They reached thousand Is
land Park 1:20 o'clock and dined at p. ths
boat.
CAPE VINCENT, July l6.-The St. Lawrence. on
which the Presidential party embarked, is q new
boat and Ia OF the nnest the river Its
captain. Mr.. Estes is one OF the most experienced
expect to be back at Forestport at 10 o'clock The
President and his wife will spend Sunday there aud
will listen to sermon by the Presidents brother in
the 'morning On Tuesday morning Secretary Fair
child will accompany them Mrs.. Hoyts Fayette-
vile, ten miles from his home ut Cazenovia. Recep-
tions Will be given ut Cssenovia an Fayetteville. and
the party will leave Cazsnovia for Washington Tues
day night, arriving home at o'clock the following
morning.
TO VISIT MANCHESTER BY-THEsEA.
BOSTON July 10 tSpeeia. the rumor that
the President would visit MsnchssteEbythe this
summer John b. schoee proprietor Of the Park Thea
re and the Msscomo House, says:
We have in the Mascomo this summer . prominent
intimate friend OF tie President, whose
not at liberty to give. who has written to the
President urging him to como to this place, and no has
received assurances that the President and MIRA Ceye-
land may come next month. Wa expect the President
and hts wife aoOue August to spend three days. and we
busy engaged In lifting two rooms, parior and
sea with Singing Beach and Eagle Head in the
ground and the broad beyond We expect to have
. grand fets upon the lawn Oh August g. when
we ahall present for tho FIRST ume In America,
Nothing OF the kind has boon attempted la this
country but will be Of character the out